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Title: The Gozo Observer : Issue 41 : Winter 2020 Editors: Briguglio, Lino; Calleja, Joseph; Cauchi, Maurice N.; Camilleri Rolls, Caroline Abstract: 1/ Editorial: Too Many Eggs in One Basket -- 2/ George Azzopardi - Vestiges of Material Culture at Il-Lunzjata Valley and its Immediate Environs -- 3/ Antoinette Camilleri Grima - The Vitality of Maltese Dialects in Gozo -- 4/ Konrad Xuereb - Catching the 2035 Train – a Sustainable Metro Connection to Gozo -- 5/ Charles A. Gauci - The Heraldry of the Nobility and Gentry of Gozo – From Medieval Times until the Onset of British Rule – Part 2 -- 6/ Maurice Cauchi - Gozo Features in the Annual Honours and Awards List -- 7/ Geoffrey G. Attard - Book Review: Maltese Lace. History & Mystery. Four Centuries Of Bizzilla -- 8/ Geoffrey G. Attard - Book Review: The False Domes of the Gozo Cathedral and Other Churches -- 9/ Joseph Galea Debono - Book Review: Il-Qilla tal-Gwerra fuq Għawdex – 1940-1943 -- 10/ Joseph Calleja - Recent Activities at the University of Malta - Gozo Campus

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Title: Recent activities at the University of Malta – Gozo Campus Abstract: In October 2019, three new courses opened at the University Gozo Campus. The Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy opened two courses, one leading to a Diploma in Commerce and the other to the Bachelor of Commerce. The Diploma in Commerce is a two-year course and is aimed at introducing students to Economics, Management and Accountancy, Tourism Studies and IT and to prepare them for further studies leading to the B.Com degree.

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Title: Book review : Il-qilla tal-gwerra fuq Għawdex - 1940-1943 Abstract: The general impression is that Gozo was a backwater and completely isolated from the events that characterised the second siege of Malta in 1940-1943. That this view is far from the truth emerges from the father and son detailed account of the war years in Gozo authored by Frank Bezzina and his son Charles in a new publication that has recently reached the bookstalls Il-Qilla tal-Gwerra fuq Għawdex – 1940-1943 (The ferocity of the war on Gozo).

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Title: Book review : Maltese lace. History & mystery. Four centuries of Bizzilla Abstract: In a socially cosmopolitan and fast-changing society like the one we are experiencing in our islands in this contemporary age of ours, it is becoming quite difficult to say what stands out as quintessentially Maltese. Considering the phenomena of double insularity affecting the smaller island of Gozo, the attempt may present itself as slightly less difficult. In fact, if I were to be asked to mention something which reminds me instantly of my native Gozo, I would most probably refer to Gozo’s lace. A visit to a couple of Maltese websites would reveal that during the 1830’s Queen Victoria ordered sixteen pairs of long and short mittens, and a scarf from Malta. Later on, during the 1840’s she was given a piece of lace by priest Dun Ġwann Curmi, ‘tal-Grotta’ and the same happened on the occasion of her diamond jubilee when she bestowed her name on Gozo’s ancient town of Rabat.

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